The French Embassy, in collaboration with the Alliance Française de Suva, hosted a public presentation titled “Drop by Drop: The Journey of Water” – An Enlightening Event on Water Sustainability.

Volunteers from the non-profit organization Selfless Fiji are once again dedicating themselves to improving the lives of those in need through their service.

The issue of marijuana cultivation persists in the village of Wainiyavu, situated in the interior of Namosi province.

The closure of the Investigators Level 2 course at the Fiji Police Academy marked an important moment for participants, who were reminded of the significance of their roles by Acting Commissioner of Police, Sakeo Raikaci.

While many tramlines in Fiji’s sugar sectors remain closed due to poor conditions, efforts are underway to carry out maintenance after a comprehensive study.

A collective of local artists is embarking on a mission to advocate against corruption through expressive art, particularly music.

Residents of Kalekana in Lami are taking proactive steps to protect their environment, especially by engaging in activities like rubbish cleanup and tree planting.

The Ministry of Public Works and Transport is conducting a diagnostic study to assess existing legislation, energy frameworks, and policies, as well as identify necessary steps to incorporate renewable energy.

The Suva City Council is pleading with its residents to ensure the safety of those working in its garbage collection team.

Growing concerns about substance abuse in the country coupled with the overburdened Saint Giles Hospital, have ignited discussions on establishing a dedicated rehabilitation centre.

One of the major challenges currently faced by the people of Kabara in Lau is the need to review the current selling price of Tanoa and Magimagi in the local and international markets.

Fiji-based non-governmental organization, Human Dignity Group Executive Officer Dr. Patricia Kailola claims that foreign nationals with false documents have been allowed to work in the country.